V. I. Lenin

Re Decision of the C.P.C.On Logging

Written:October 15, 1918Published:First published in 1933 inLenin Miscellany XXI.

      Printed from the manuscript.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      2nd English Edition,

      Progress Publishers,1971,

      Moscow,Volume 42,

      page109.2.Translated:Bernard IsaacsTranscription\Markup:D. WaltersCopyleft:V. I. Lenin Internet Archive (www.marxists.org)
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Checkdelivery figures and results for 1917 and 1918.

Whatpart of the logging organisations are united?

Exactinformation on the structure of the Logging Department in
relation to other institutions.

Practicalmeasures for combating profiteering.

Requisitionof all stocks of firewood en route and in Moscow.

Effectivemeasures to have

				grain{1}carted to the railway

stations.{2}

{1}Obviously a slip of the pen. The decision adopted by the C.P.C. dealt
only with firewood transportation.—Ed.

{2}This was written by Lenin in connection with the discussion by the
C.P.C. of the report of the Board of Three on logging under the Supreme
Economic Council. All Lenin’s proposals were incorporated in the decision
adopted by the C.P.C. on this question. The latter allocated 100 million
rubles for logging operations, demanded an account of their expenditure
within a week and ordered the Board of Three, within the same period, to
submit more concrete information on the questions formulated by Lenin.